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<div>As he begins the long road to recovery, he will be unable to work for an extended period of time. Along with everyday living expenses, he now faces significant medical bills and ongoing healthcare costs.

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<div>We are not people who typically ask for help, but during this difficult time, we are reaching out to our family, friends, and community for support. Any donation, no matter the amount, would be deeply appreciated and will help ease the financial burden while he heals.

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<div>If you are unable to donate, your prayers, kind thoughts, and sharing of this message mean just as much to us.

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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support and compassion during this challenging time.

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Helping My Son Heal After His Accident

My name is Caleb, and I’m reaching out because my family and I are facing a tough situation. Our only vehicle, which we rely on for everything from doctor’s appointments to daily errands, broke down shortly after we had already invested in a costly repair. As a special needs family, reliable transportation isn’t just a convenience—it’s a necessity for our well-being and independence. 
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Help Us Repair Our Family Vehicle

<div>Hello, I want to tell you a story about my good friends Ricky and Jennifer.
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<div>October 2025. Ricky had a seizure and was paralyzed on his left side. The surgeons discover the cause was Glioblastoma Cancer. His team of doctors started him on steroids, and the tumors have been shrinking. Yesterday 10/25/25 Ricky started Chemo and radiation.
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<div>Through all of this Ricky and Jennifer had relied on their faith in God. They are the most spiritual couple I know. Likewise, their team of doctors are Christians.
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<div>Jennifer is the only one working. Ricky lost his job truck driving and lost his insurance. Jennifer is the mom of 2 boys. Her oldest Seth is disabled. Her youngest Blake is so worried about his dad.
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<div>At this time, they really need help with groceries, bills and other everyday expenses.
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<div>How I know Ricky and Jennifer:
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<div>After I retired, in only a few months I became bored and started working for a medical transport company. I felt this driving job would allow me to make use of my Spiritual Gift, "Helps". I am also a big advocate for the mentally ill and the elderly.
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<div>My first day I met Ricky, immediately we became instant friends. We drove all over NC, GA and TN. Our clients were ambulatory, wheelchair and stretcher. We would pick up our clients from private homes, nursing homes and hospitals.
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<div>At the time Ricky and Jennifer were dating. During wait times Ricky and Jennifer would facetime. I felt the love between them. I would rat Ricky out if he had cursed, tell Jennifer and Ricky we have to put money in her swear jar. The were married October 2023.
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<div>Anything you can donate to help my dear friends is greatly appreciated.
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Help Ricky and Jennifer Through Tough Times

<div>As many of you know, Kohlton—my brave and resilient nephew—has been fighting Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) since he was just two years old. His journey began with lesions in his brain, and now, at 16, he’s facing his toughest challenge yet: a year-long, intensive chemo protocol that will push him to his limits.
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<div>This new treatment is the most demanding one to date, and unfortunately, it will prevent my sister from working as much as she normally would. On top of that, their medical bills will rise with increased deductibles and coinsurance coming in November. Kohlton’s treatments also require trips to Houston to see his LCH specialist, further adding to their financial burden.
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<div>We are reaching out to ask for your support. If you’re in a position to donate, your contribution will help ease one of the many burdens Kohlton’s family is facing. If you're unable to donate, we ask for your continued prayers, positive thoughts, and encouragement. Every kind word and gesture counts during this challenging time.
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<div>Kohlton is an extraordinary young man—stronger than anyone could imagine, and always thinking of others, even as he faces unimaginable pain and setbacks. His ability to stay positive and courageous, despite everything he's been through, continues to inspire all who know him. While it's hard to fathom the toll this illness and its treatments have taken on him—physically, emotionally, and mentally—he has never once given up. The years of struggle, the missed moments of a typical childhood, and the lasting side effects of chemo have shaped him into someone truly remarkable.
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<div>We believe in him, and we hope you’ll join us in rooting for <strong><em>SuperKohlton</em></strong>.
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<div>Moments like these remind us of what really matters in life: love, family, and community. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your support. Your generosity means the world to Kohlton and his family as they continue this tough fight.
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<div>Stay connected and follow Kohlton’s journey on his Facebook profile for updates.
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<div>The first photo, taken on 01/09/2012, shows little 2-year-old Kohlton receiving his very first chemotherapy—still smiling, happily eating pizza even in that moment. The second photo, from 09/22/2025—yesterday—shows him at 16, beginning his first treatment for this new protocol. Fourteen years and countless protocols later, he’s still facing it all with that same smile. We’re holding onto hope and praying that this will be the protocol that changes everything.
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Support Kohlton's Fight Against LCH

<div>My brother, Bill Joe Weaver was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer just 4 months ago and lost his battle on August 14, 2024. He lived his life as a hard-working, honest man who unfortunately, did not have life insurance. He was a young, strong man who did not like asking for help. Bill has 2 sons and grand children whom are grieving his loss and this is my attempt to help to contribute funds to his funeral services. I am asking all of our family and friends to support this fund raiser so that we can help to alleviate the stress resulting from this tragic loss of our loved one. If you have it to donate, it would be greatly appreciated. Our family thanks you in advance. 
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<div>My name is Warren Copeland and I am fighting stage 4 Renal Cell Carcinoma.
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<div>In June of 2022 | was diagnosed with metastatic RCC (Renal Cell Carcinoma). It was on my left kidney and lungs. At that time it was the size of 10cm on my kidney and 4 cm on my lung. By the time we started treatments in summer of 2022, the tumor on the kidney reached 15 cm and it doubled on my lung. Within 5 months of treatment, both tumors were shrinking at a good rate. In February of 2023, a new lesion appeared on the adrenal and it was not responding to treatment. At this point, the doctor said we were just going to watch it. 
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<div>By Christmas time of 2023, treatments stopped working on all tumors. We found out after the first of this year, there was a new lesion on the liver. Doctors stopped current treatment and wanted to try a new oral targeted chemo, which totally wrecked my stomach and Gl track. The tumors on all fronts have been growing at a rapid rate since then. At this time l've decided I do not want to pursue further chemo style treatments. If the cancer is going to take me, I want to go out in my own way. Through a lot of prayer and researching, I was able to find a clinic out west, which uses alternative and natural style treatments. This place does not accept insurance and is all out of pocket. 
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<div>We believe the Lord is good and know that he is the ultimate provider and healer of our lives. We are needing to raise up to $150,000 for this clinic. We created this page for anyone who feels led to give for this cause. 
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<div>We deeply appreciate any help that people can give. May God bless each and every one of you
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<div>I am Terri Keppel,and I am raising funds for my nephew, Austin Patterson and his mom, Jackie Patterson. As many of you know, on February 22, Jackie, received a phone call no parent wants to receive. Austin had been involved in an accident heading home and was rushed to the trauma hospital. It is unclear whether he lost control of the e-bike or his brakes malfunctioned. He hit a truck that was pulling a trailer. The bike and him were both drug under the truck and the trailer ran over both of them. Austins injuries were critical, and he was put in trauma ICU. His injuries consist of a brain bleed and swelling, bruised lung, deep cut on his back requiring 11 staples, a broken femur, broken sacrum bilateral, broken pubic rami, broken left side temporal bone, and 2 broken ribs. For approximately a week, he had blood and spinal fluid draining from his left ear due to the temporal bone break and brain bleed. He currently is having difficulty hearing from the left ear. It takes a couple months for the temporal to heal. At that time, further testing will be conducted to determine any permanent damage. As you can imagine, Austin has a lot of bruising, pain, and road rash on his body. He still has significant pain, especially his right leg and the left side of his head. The head pain has brought him to tears. The brain bleed and swelling can still be a factor.
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<div>On February 26, surgery to fix the femur was performed. Upon completion, we were told no weight at all on the right foot and leg for at least 2 months. He has two incisions with approximately 20 staples in each one from surgery. They put a rod and screw in him to help fix the break. Due to the two broken bones on both sides of his pelvic, he has difficulty lifting both feet and legs up. Unfortunately these two bones have to have time to heal like ribs do.
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<div>I have known Austin since the day he was born. He is an extremely energetic 17 year old high school junior and loves everything outside. Austin has a passion for fishing, his 3 birds, 2 cats and his dog, and for making people laugh. He loves to teach others about fishing and is generous to others. He also enjoys playing golf. He has his junior hunters license and hopes to go hunting one day. For his birthday (2/20) he received a hand raised 3 month old cockatiel he named Hamlet. At the time of the accident, he only had Hamlet 3 days. Being away from Hamlet has been a huge stressor for Austin but has motivated his recovery.
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<div>Good news and bad news.  Austin came home yesterday.   However we are back in ER.  He didn't tell me until this afternoon that he keeps loosing balance and to stop himself from falling he has put his weight on the non weight bearing leg.  His pain is not in control.  He is having difficulty with the walker.  We are waiting to be seen.   Praying he didn't do the leg more damage. I will update more when we here.  
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Austin Patterson’s Tragic Accident & Recovery

<div>Hello I’m a friend of Cheyenne as many of you know Cheyenne and her family has suffered a horrible loss with the sudden passing of Beau.  Beau was Cheyenne’s life partner as well as the father of their two beautiful children.  All donations will go directly to Cheyenne and her children to help with any financial support they need.  Please help this wonderful family in their time of need as they navigate through this horrible time.  
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<strong>Support our Cancer Warrior Vickie Donahue!<br /><br /></strong><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44288262_1577132034460514_r.jpeg" alt="44288262_1577132034460514_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br />If you've ever come in contact with my mom, Vickie Donahue, you knew it because she is the definition of a selfless, caring, beautiful woman. She is a true light to everyone she meets because she <strong>truly and honestly</strong> wants the best for everyone above herself.  One of my favorite things to do is to watch her at Christmas when our family exchanges gifts because she LIGHTS UP when she sees your joy for the gifts and never wants the spot light when it's her turn. She's given so much for our family and never asked for anything in return. <strong>Here's her story of the struggle she's experienced over the past 6 months... </strong><br /><br />Vickie has Diffuse Large B Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She was diagnosed in the summer of 2019 after months of agonizing pain in her hip and shoulders. <br /><br />This type of cancer is an aggressive (fast-growing) NHL that affects B-lymphocytes, one type of white blood cells that make antibodies to fight infections and are an important part of the lymphatic system. <br /><br />The cancer has spread throughout her entire body: ribs, spine, arms, legs, hips, and shoulders. The cancer has even started to deteriorate the bones in her hips and compressed multiple vertebrae. Since August she has been unable to walk because of the deterioration and compression.  <br /><br />Vickie has undergone 5 rounds of chemo with 1 to go, numerous hospital and Emergency Room visits, several bouts of sepsis and septic shock, months in assisted living and rehab facilities, countless blood draws and vital checks. <br /><br />There were many days where she’s been fighting for HER LIFE and she’s definitely our cancer warrior!<br /><br />Her chemo treatments are showing progress, but she still has a long journey ahead. Throughout her treatments and hospitalizations, she’s become so weak that she’s unable to walk and requires rehabilitation. She’s made great progress so far but this process is long and painful. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44288262_1577132064577004_r.jpeg" alt="44288262_1577132064577004_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Our family is private, but due to the overwhelming love and support you've shown us over the past months, we felt compelled to start a go fund me because so many people have asked to help out. <br /><br /><strong><br />Now at the end of December, she has reached the limit on her insurance. Her stay at the rehab facility will no longer be covered for the remainder of the year. </strong><br /><br /><strong>She was discharged 12/23, against medical advice because insurance will no longer pay for her stay. <br /><br /><br /><br />                                                                                                AS OF FEBRUARY 23rd...<br /><br /><br /></strong>Since then, our mom has been staying at home working on regaining her strength with the help of OT and PT professionals. Despite the many problems she's faced, including learning to walk again, intestinal issues, and compressed vertebrae, she's never wavered in her faith and optimism. Since coming home in December, she can now walk throughout the house, with the assistance of her walker. Mom has made incredible strides in her recovery. She can get in and out of the bed by herself, which she hasn't been able to do since July. <br /><br /><strong>However...</strong><br /><br />There's been a significant turn in her treatment where our mom will have to undergo additional cancer treatments. She will also need to travel to Vanderbilt where she'll have to stay overnight for a week or two during these treatments. <br /><br />After the first round of chemo, it was discovered that there is a spot in her lung and a mass in her abdomen that the chemo didn't touch. She will undergo a stronger form of chemo which will last 3 days long, every 21 days. She has a lung biopsy on March 4th to verify if the spot in her lung is the same type of cancer that was previously diagnosed in the rest of her body. <br /><strong><br /><br /></strong>We  are so very thankful for your continual thoughts, prayers, and financial contributions. Our family could never thank you enough. We are asking for your help family and friends for one final time. We are reaching out for your support for our mom this one final time. <br /><br /><strong>This GoFundMe will be closed after this week. Although our journey will be ongoing, we know we have been blessed by each of you and know that others are in need as well. <br /><br /></strong>Please continue to keep our family in your prayers, and if you would like to donate, please... every dollar counts.<br /><br /><br />This is obviously a lot of money, but we know we serve a MUCH bigger God who is able to do immeasurably more than we can ask or imagine (Eph. 3:20).<br /><br /><br />God Bless<br /><br />Donahue Family<br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/44288262_1577131559874287_r.jpeg" alt="44288262_1577131559874287_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />
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Cancer Warrior Vickie Donahue

Bryce and Melissa Moody are my brother in law and sister in law. They lost their entire home in a fire from lightning on Tuesday, at 12:15am. They all made it safely out of the home before it was completely engulfed in flames within minutes. My husband, Jonathan, (Bryce’s brother) and I, along with Melissa’s sister (Casey) have started this fund to help them rebuild their lives. Bryce and Melissa have 2 small children, a pet rabbit, dog, and some farm animals. If you are willing and able, please consider being a part of helping them move forward. Their insurance company put them up in a hotel for a few weeks and they are unsure of the next housing step at the moment. They appreciate the huge outpouring they have already received since that night. <br />Thank you, <br />The Moody family <br />The Headley family

Bryce and Melissa’s Fire Fund

I have been asked to do something that I never thought I would have to do.  Angel never wanted to ask anyone for anything so, I will so I will do this for her. My name is Monica Franklin and I'm her best friend. I love this family just as much as my own. We have held off on any monetary collections thus far but, my husband and I have used up all our freebies and favors on fixing up Angel and Geronimos home so he could come home to a cleaner more sterile environment. So here we are, asking others for help. The Dr. came in the other day with the news no parent ever wants to here, he said the chemo isn't working anymore and it's time. We are in the last stages of the disease. He said we are resistant to all chemo and it's time to bring Geronimo home. So that's what we did. Angel left the hospital last night and got him home. She is going to take care of him with a form of hospice care and with Gods herbal medicine. We are praying he will find peace and comfort so that he can be with sweet Bella and the rest of his family in the comfort of home. If you can please donate anything, we would forever be grateful. Angel needs to start preparing as the hospice program VITAS will be with them until the end. Geronimo has already stated his wishes to Angel and it will be costly but, we will get it done because this warrior deserves the best. He is still fighting and will continue to do so. He is so loving and his strength is overwhelming. He is such an inspiration to others. Geronimo we love you so much and want to thank you so much for sharing your journey with the world. <br />GERONIMO- OUR GREATEST WINNING WARRIOR<br />SPIDER G-MAN<br />ALWAYS AND FOREVER

Geronimo Greatest Winning Warrior

Our beloved, dear friend, Mike Patrick born on Oct. 29, 1961 passed away on Friday, April 6, 2018.  Mike was a life long resident of Osceola County and graduated from Osceola High School in 1980.   Mike was  very outgoing, loved life, he loved to fish and was a free spirited man who was loved by so many and called home way too soon.  Mike will be missed by so many but will continue to live within our hearts.   Mike faced many challenges over the recent years, he has been taking care of his mom and 2 weeks ago his home was gutted by a fire.  Mike was a very strong man and never lost hope and was pushing forward to rebuild and have a safe home for his mom.   If we can all find in our hearts to contribute, the funds will go towards funeral expenses and care for his mom.   Thank-You so much for donating and Blessings to each of you.  <br /><br />Becky Thomas

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